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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-03
RAILROAD ACTIVITY
PROMISED IN THE NEAR FUTURE.
Several Projects which Seem to be Isipenins
slowiy-rhs Plan for n Bridge over tho
River Here In Good shnpe-west Viz.
cinia lsoad Survey to lIegin.

The South Pennsylvania & Ohio Rail.
road, to be built from the present termi.
nus Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie road al
Bowerstown, Ohio, to this city, Is rapidly
assuming shape. The President OF The
company, Judge R. II. Cochran, now In
New York, Ia expected to arrive hcre In q
day or two. His coming Is believed to
mean businesp, as o prominent engineer
connected with numerous local railroad
projects, including the scheme to build a
railroad bridge ovcr tho river at North
Wheeling, Is already in the city to meet
Judge Cochran when no arrives.
1t is said on good authority that Judge
Cochran's company, mentioned above, has
quietly gone owe the proposed route aud
obtained the right Of way for the entire
line between here and BowerstoYn. There
arc a number Of promising things In the
outlook, and 1t Is now extremely probable
that among the good things Of 1917 will
be the definite Insurance that the propos.
ed railroad bridge will be constructed.
Az has been frequently stated, the com.
pletion Of this bridge will finally secure
the completion Of numerous railroads pro.
jected to the city. The recent activity In
railroad circles over the river might indi.
cate that the companies there have come
advance pointers on the bridge which rem
der Martins Ferry an important objective
point.
The Ohio River Railroad Company off.
cially. announces that the train leaving
Wheeling on present schedule, beginning
on 8!h OF January, will be run through to
Point Pleasant, making connection at that
point with the kanawha & Ohio Rail.
road for Charleston. The Ohio River will
connect at Point Pleasant with the train
from Charleston In the morning and will
arrive at Wheeling on the present pched.
ule time.
A corps Of civil engineers will arrive in
this city to-day and 20 at oncs to Monon.
gala County, there TO begin the work OF
surveying the projected route OF the West
| Virginia RailroaI from Morgantown to
Fairchance, on the State limo. This ia
neither the Baltimore & Ohio nor Pennsyl.
vania Oompany's scheme, but an entirely
independent line.
Mr.. HAIRY, Of Pittsburgh, President Of
the company, is at the hlcLure house.
Hou. George Sturgiss, Of Morsantown, is
prominently identified with this project.
lis general plsn-to build a line connect
ing with the Pennsylvania road at Pitts.
burgh and the b. & 0. at Newburs, via
MorgantoTn-wss rsceatIy glveni in detail
10 the 1NrRLLIGsScER.
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A aR1.Co,RoHaS MATCH.


Prof. CrIstol and James Messenger to
wrestle This Evening.
Prof. Lucian Marc Christol, the famous
wrestler, and James Messenger, who has
been doing 9 marvellous and narrowing
c%annon.bsll act 1t the Grand Central
Theatre for the paat week, mot Saturday
evening in pursuance to correspondence
between them, to arrange for q Glgco-
Roman wrestling match. ARTICLES Of
agreement were signed for a contest this
evening. to take place at the Grand Cen.
trail, for a purse Of 500 a side and the
gate money, tho winner to take IS per-
cent. The contest is 10 be decided by
thee falls out Of FIVE. The men Gre both
as nearly perfect specimens Of physisa!
manhood az n often sees, and have good
records, 80 that lovers Of the sport can
rest assured Of a contest worth witness
ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-03
THE II NJ SATURDAY..
a Most Pleasant md Memorable Feature OF
New Years Day.

.E
The full dresa german given at Fran.
zhelm's hal! Saturday afternoon was a
very charming and elegant event. The at.
tendance was just large enough to com.
fortably fll tho place without crowding;
the company was a very congenisl one and
exchanged the happy greetings and coin.
pliment1 Of the day In the most sincere
and cordial manner. A noticeable fes.
ture was the dressing OF the ladies; IL was
more elaborate than that seen at any
social gathering during the year jus.
closed. There were several new and
handsome toilets worn, and their light
tints as tho latr pretty wesrers moved In
and out OF tho graceful figures that were
danced, added greatly to tho attrsctiyenes,
oil the spirited scenes that were contin.
ually presented. Tho dance was nicely
led, the favors were unique md pretty
and kramer's music was never better or
more enjoyed. There were a number Of
spectators and they found as much pleas.
ure In watching the daucsrs as the lattor
had dancing. 1t was not until six o'clock
that the affair came to o close. It was a
general remark that OF all tho pimilar
events ever given hero, this was the pleas.
ATTEST and most enjoyable.
ln tho evening there was considerable
calling, nearly all tho gentlemen who were
at the german being out In force, aug.
mented by q number OF others. At only
q few houses were callers entertained In
the good old.lashioned manner; at the
others the receiving was OF an informal
nature, but mons the less pleasant. So.
ciety's celebration Of the opening day, Of
the new year pleased all who participated
aud was throughout in excellent taste.
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-JErsE BTRKKrT won the race with Cur.
ran Nelson, Of Wcllsburg. at the Alhambrs
rink Saturday night, taking two straight
taoto IL
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Matters of Minor Moment IN and About
tho City.
In December ll3 arrests we're made by
the police.
THE new Board OF Education will meet
this evening TO organize.
AssrE ARLlsGrcN, charged with disor.
DERBY conduct, was committed TO AL by
Judge Je(ferg on Saturday In default Of q
fine.
|-JErsE BURKErr won the race with Cur.
rem Nelson, Of Wellsburg. at the Alhambra
rink Saturday night, taking two straight
heats.
MouSTAiH CRY LoDdp, OF the Amalga.
mated Association, will give n grand ball,
or Understanding next Friday evening In
the Now Standard mill warehouse, tho
cnmpsny having kindly rendered tho uso
Of 1t for the occasion.
A GERMAN lsborcr named E'zerbach re.
Gently arrived In this country, and en-.
| ployed at the Belmont iron works coal
chute, WAS hurt badly Saturday by coal
falling on him from the dump. He was
indiscreet enough 10 get beneath the
mouth Of the chute.
FREpERlcH CONRAD, who lives with hls
son, Louis Corpad, ut 2024 Alley q, WIS
nearly fatally burned Saturday by an oil
lamp exploding in his hands, ignitirg
hie clothes. The flames were ~exliDguish.
ed, but left tho gentleman, who Is 50 yesra
old, In a badly burned and dangerous con.
dilion.
THI Central Oil Co.'s No. / we'll on the
Martin farm, in the. Washington field, was
shot 1hnlsday. A twelve hours gauge
showed her 10 he producing at the rate OF
$50 barrels o day. She had been doing
100 No 8 Of tho Wheeling Oil Co., on the
Fair Grounds, 10 in the stray and IL ex-
pected to tap the Gordon sand today.
On New Years eve Csp.. Henry Sea.
NOR, The popular Nail City cigar manu-
iactu,er, gave hio employees and 4 number
OF invited gueste, about n hundred 10
all, another grand supper ut his residence
on Water street. 1hs gucats enjoyed
themselves hugely whilo Niles Kate Sea-
mon and others made some fine music on
the piano till a late hour, when all wished
the Captain and his vito a happy New
Year.
Col. JoBErH DoDLER. OF Bellaire, has
finished his handsome residence aud will
hold q house warming reception this even.
ing. A number ofthe intimate friends Of
the host in this city have been invited,
and will no doubt respond, among them
Mr.. Harry Houser. Prof. Charles Kill.
myer. Mr., Henry ~Blumenberg, Col. Jacob
Kemple, Capt. Fred Mayer, Pret Joe
Kramer and his full band. Csl kemple
will deliver the address OF welcome on
behalf OF the hest.
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RETIRES TODAY,

Belmont County's Popular Sheriff Steps
Dovn md Out.
Mr.. Leroy G. sedwiok to-day turus over
to Sheriff: elect Foulke the offioe Of Sheriff
Of Belmont county, and retires after eight
years Of active service, four as Chief Depu-
ty and four as Sheriff. Mr.. sedwick has
been one Of the most popular Of officials,
and retires respected by all who have
come in contact with him. In his long
term not one criminal ever escaped from
him, nor has he had a Jail Escape during
his administration. He leaves a clean
record, to which the ISTELLlaEHcRR points
with special pride, SINCE at the time OF his
nomination by the Belmont County Re-
publicaus this paper predicted his election
and guaranteed his faithful discharge Of
every official duty. From what 1t knows
his successor the paper looks for him to
maintain his Office on the same high plain.
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orF1oEns OF TuE q. A. II.
A Public Installations RESOLUTIONS on Lie.
gRn's Death.

At headquarters Of Holiday Post No. ~.
g. A. R, Saturday night, Department
Commander John Carlin, publicly install:
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year: F. II. Cfago, Post Commander; J.
A. Faris, Senior Vice Commander; G. W.
Bsggs, Junior Vice Commander; W. L.
Gilbreath, Chaplain John Wise, Quar-.
tsrmaster; W. Fl. Sheib, Adjutant; +.
Robertson, Officer OF the Day Joseph
MARBLE, OlIicar Of Guard; X. 8. Taylor,
Sergeant Major.
A very large assemblage Of comrades,
soldiers, Citizsns and ladies' Of the Wo.
mems Relief Corps Of Wheeling and
bridgeport, wero present, aud alter the
inhalation a camp fire was lighted, and q
good time, such as only so,diera can have,
was had.
Amongst other interesting proceedings
tho following memorial resolutions were
adopted by q riaing vote.
"In memory Of John A. Logan, the SOL
diers' friend, one OF the first Commanders.
in.Ohief Of the Grand Army OF the RI
public. our lansnted comrads and 1850.
ciate, Holiday Post No. IL, G. A. r, OF
Wheeling, W. Va, does hereby
Resolve, That the Grand Commander,
our pleased Lord, In granting our comrade
an honorable discharge from the rolls Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic, and the
cares and trials Of an earthly existence, to
muster him amongst tho host OF the re-.
deemed, has given him the browning
honor Of a life we'll spent, full OF precious
memories to all who love the good and
true, who was a man at once q patriot, q
statesman, o loving husband and father.
WHOSE faith In God WAS we'll founded,
whose history is an eremplidcstion Of our
legend, Fraternity, Charity and Loyalty"
whose loving and benevolent hoart con.
celved and wrote the order creating
Memorial Day, and every flower and gar.
land that shall hereafter be tenderly
stIewn upon the graves OF our dead com.
rades ehall be fragrant incense to his
memory.
Borrowing with his bereaved wife and
family, we tender them our heartfelt sym.
pathies, with the assurance that the vir.
tues OF their dead shall ever be kept green
in our memory.
Resolred, That a copy hereof be trans.
mitted to the family Of our late comrade,
Past Commander in Chief John A. Logan,
and that the charter OF this Post and head.
quarters be draped in mourning Tor thirty
days.
The Woman's Relief Corps No. l will
also have a public installation Oh Thurs-
day evening, January 6. to which all sol.
dlers and citizens, as well Us the ladies' in
terested In relief work are invited.
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DEATH QR j. N. EOFF.
A Former Prominent Wheeling M4n Pnsscs
Away,

Away,
Beverly NJ. Eorf, until within the last
few years q resident Of this city, died
about four o'clock yesterday morning at
hia home at Woodlands, q pretty country
place on. tia Ohio, in the lower part OF
Marshall county. Re sssin hissixty-fourth
year. The funeral will take siaas to-mor-
row morning at 1880 o'clock from the
residence Of his brother, Alex, on Main
street, just north Of Twenty. fourth.
The deceased had been confined to his
room by sickness for some time past but
it wac not supposed the end WAC go near,
ayen by some OF his immediate family.
Hers in the city it was generally sup.
posed by his friends who knew that he
was ill that the silHent was one from
which bis sturdy constitution you'd coon
recover. 70 these the news OF Lis death
comes with the torps Ct snrpriss.
Mr.. Eoff until the time Re removed his
family to Woodlands was n Of the best
known Of Wheeling's prominent people
He VAS always clever and courteous in
his lnte,Soarse with the world and his
genial presence viii BE- sadly missed. He
was a business man u snergy and was
iairly successful in everything he under
tooS. Ee leaves a grown up family.
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On Saturday evening as the employee oil
r. NJ. Gilleland'sG Glue Works were leaving
for their homes, they quietly walked into
tho Office, and one OF tho number stepped
out.and on behslf Of his fellow workmen
presented Mr.. Gilleland with q handsome
office chair as o token Of their regard for
him as their employer. Mr.. Gilleland was
taken completely by surprise, but ina few
very kind remarks made tho men feel
that tho gift WAS heartily appreciated.
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LocAL ~nnrv1rrEs.

Matters of Minor Moment IN and About
tho City.
In December llS arrests we're made by
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New ORLEANS, Jan. IA special to the
Picay,ine from Donaldsonville says: The
most atrocious murder in the annalsof this
place was perpetrated yesterday in the
very heart OF the town. Mrs. Boulanger,
q wealthy old French resident, was murder.
ed by an unknown tramp. who struck her
on the head with come blunt instrument.
Robbery was doubtless the incentive for
the crime. Mrs. Boulcnger had no faith
the bauks, aud 1t was generally known
that abe KEEP money sscreted In her house,
The murderer has not yet been arrested,
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The confirmation OF the jewish faith Of
Leon, the young son Of Mr. Jacob Brilles,
which took place at the Synagogue on Sat.
urday, was witnessed by q large congrepa-
ton, and was IN impressive and beautiful
ceremonial. Rev. DR.. NJ. sessler, tho
Rabbi, OBLIGATED, asslstedby Mr. Joseph En-
sheimer. The candidates declaration was
full OF beautiful thoughts, we'll expressed.
The Rsbbi in his remarks paid the youth
and his parents a high compliment.
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riverside Forge to start Tn.

The Riye1nide Iron Works Company
advsrtises for q full force of men to start
and operate tho two pudding mills of the
Upper Riverside works, In tho Sixth
ward. This includes %puddlers, h.lpers,
rollers aud miners, as well as all the Incl.
dental classes Of labor. On single turn tbs
mill employs between three and four
hundred men. The RtGrt will be hailed
with joy by hundreds Of people to whom
it will furnish employment which is much
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MOUNTAIN CRY LoDov, OF the Amalga.
mated Association, will give II grand bali,
or house.warmipg next Friday evening In
the Now Standard mill warehouse, tho
compsny having kindly rendered tho use
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+oNpoN, Jan. 3.-The Pot, in announ-
cling that Mr.. Gosehsa has agreed to sue.
coed Lord Randolph Churchill ia the
leadership Of the House of Commons,
expresses tho fear that his appointment
willilead to tho abandonment OF the Tory
democratic policy upon which it 10 neces-
sary TO fight the Conservative battle, The
Post again urges upon Lord Salisbury the
imperative necessity OF seeking some
means to regain Lord Randolph Chur-
chill even II Mr.. Goschen's acceptance DO
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The men employed in the large and we'll
known wholesale notion houac OF Kraft
Broe- & Rosenburg received on Saturday
FROM their clever and liberal employee a
substsSdal New Years gift in the shape
of the material for a good suit Of clothes.
These giiA we're entirely unexpected by
the employees and were in consequence al
the more acceptable. The men were pleas
ed aud proud to learn that, their services
were 60 highly appreciated.
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a Nxlr EnIu hlaxian

How a you expect a clear complexion
when the blood is full Of impurities and
the stomach clogged? The blood becomes
Impure BECAUSE The liver does not act
properly and work git the poison from the
system, and the certain results are bloches.
ptnp!es and eruptions. Purify the blood
With Simmons Liver Regulator, and regu.
lste the liver, slomaob aud bowels. and
then the skin will hacoule clear. MErsw
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rn,nl AeeIden. to a roY cnnnon.

At Triadelphia Saturday, as q number
o. boys were celebrating the New Year
by firing of a small CANON, 1t burst, and
the Fragments striking 6 boy named Otto
on the head, fractured his skull, and in
tlicted injuries from which he probably
will not recover. An unusually heavy
load had been put in, and several efforts
had been made to diecha,ge the gun, but
without success. Young Otto leaned over
1t to see what was the matter, when a
lingering spark iguited the powder and
the csnnon exploded.
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The West Virginia Stats Bar Association
is to meet in annual session at Charleston
on the 10th inst. Several members OF the
legal fraternity from this city and end OF
the State intend going down. They will
BIO enabled to kill two birds with one
stone, so to speak, as the Legislature will
be in session with the Senatorial contest
in full blast,
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Ragged IaeE Combination ut tho Grand
OPera A4use Tonight.

This celebrated company commence a
week'G engagement at the above theatre
this evening, and as they sre highly
spoken of By exchanges the public can
prepare themselves to witness a good per-
Torrance. In addition to drama a mum.
Der Of fine musical features will be intro
dIced, Including a wonderful child actress
and the greai dramatic dog Jacko. Seats
are nox on sale Of Sheil's.
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Ehea,s Engagement Closed.

Mlls Rhea appeared at tho Opera
House Saturday afternoon in "Fsiry
F%luse,s," to an urcomfortably Gro wded
house, and in the evening "rhe Widox'
to another very good house. The former
play is tbs best OF the three giyon during
this engagement. All were we'll presented,
OF course. The company is "a strong as
ever, and The star never appeared more
charming. Sac leaves Wheeling with
warmer lrionds aud moro sdmirers than
shs posseaaed here b ,fore. The company
leaves a 9 o'clock this morning fos Cleve-
land, via tho C.& P. road.
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William Deter, lodged in the lookup on
Saturday by Officer Dunlap on a charge Of
drunkenness, slipped cut and made his
Escape. Turnkey Arthur relied on his
being in his bare feet aud bare head to
keep him from attempting to escape. The
new lookup is provided with every
reasonable safeguard against esespa-anG
none OF them are ever used. Doors with
locke on them which cost $40 a piece have
never been locked ciucs they were hung.
Practices which invite an escape are per-
sisted in in spite OF repealed warnings
against them.
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A GERMAN lsborer named E'zerbach re.
Gently arrived in this country, and en-.
ployed at the Belmont iron works coal
chute, was hurt badly Saturday by coal
falling IN him from the dump. Ho was
ind!screet enough 10 get beneath the
mnnAh Of Tho nhiiln 49, ~
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a NEW SOLDIERS nuGANIzXiT1;itooN
Which Originated In Wheeling It's Scope
nnd objects.

Which Originated In wncellng-Its Scope
md Objects.
Tho new organization Of old soldiers
first conceived and formed here, called the
Veteran Knights" is making coed pro.
gress. In two months Co. A has recruited
to Us men, and there are o number OF
other companies formed or forming, the
First Regiment lacking but one company
to be full. The organic iion Ia national in
it's scope, and Is mutually beneficial and
protective. Members must have seen
three months Of active service at tho front
aud hold an honorable discharge. On
next Friday evening the Frs. Regiment
will give q camp fire and 5ean-bako at
Turner hall, to which the public Is invited.
Tho order meets at 2ll4 Main atreet. Be.
sides Go. A there is III this city a camp Of
Sons OF Veterans, organize by the
knights, which at the end OF ita first
months existence numbers lG members
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Thcrm omctcr Record,

The following shows the range oil the
thermometer as observeda at Schnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
Z a. N %; u NJ, &c; ) p. NJ, 29'; 7p.
NJ, 26o. Weatber-Snow. Sunday: Z A.
A., %; l2 NJ, lac; 8 p. NJ, 1872; 7 p. ",
l2o. Weathor-Fair.
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New Year Presentations.

Mr.. W.. /. Mann, who retired from tho
management OF the Wheeling Company's
steel plant ct Benwood Saturday, was pre-
sented with an elegant gold watch by his
late fellow employees. MI. B. W. Peter
son, his assistant, made the pressntat ton
speech.
Mr.. John Friedel, tho Nain street
queensware dealer, was presented with
a handsome so!d.hesded cane Saturday by
Mr.. Henry Sehermann, on bshalf Of the
employees OF the establishment, Of which
Mr.. Schermaln ia one.
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IBENS9HiR1Eg!B:A.MEEW
-TI
Winter Exposure Causes Coughs,

Colds, Pleurtsy. Rheumatism, Pneumonia. Seuinl-
gIa, Sclatica, Lumbsgo, BacIache and other aIl.
incnts, for which Benson's Capclnc Plasten. arc
admitted 10 be the best remedy known. They
relieve and cure In a few houn when no other up.
p!catiou !s Of the le.s' benefit. Endorsed ~ 8 eco
Physicians and Druggists. Beware OF limitations
under similarly SoIn0ing names, such as "Capsl
cum ''CaTs Gin" or "Capelcine." .ist for Ben.
'oas and take no oilars, EXAMINE careful ly when
you buy. All druggists
sEABuRY / JOHNSON, Propie,on,
dealAWn New York.
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baltimore s Ohio Chnnce Of Time

On and after Sunday, January 2. 1857,
trains oil the Wheeling and Pittsburgh
division viii lcsyo Wheeling as follows,
city time: For Pittsburgh, Pa,, at sos
4. N. and $50 P. ", Iaily. For pittsburgh,
Pa, at 1904 u. and l:06 e. NJ, daily, ex.
cept Sunday. For Washington Pa, at LIS
=. NJ, daily, except Sunday.
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FOn SALE,

nor SALE OR ~RENr-DWELLING
q 81 !. Front srte:, (O seven ICONS and hath
SOON. las, bot aud coll water, PU session now
81 April Isl. Y. n HlLDRETH, al
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g0Vaus, hoaraeness, asthma or any irri.
tstion Of the threat or bronchial tubes will
be relieved by taking pr. BULLS Cough
Syrup. It has cared thousands. kesosi-
mend it to your friend and neighbor.,
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FAhLnn winter stock Just received.
A iull line Of Suitings, Oyercoa,lngs
and Panial0onings. Also n full line of
III celebrated knit Jackets. Scotch
Suitings q Specially.
q. HESS & SONS.
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Gentlemen

Will end this q splendid opportunity to
buy fine Calf Shoes. We have now The
and finest stoek Of fine Calf Cor.
Dongols, Kangaroo pnd English
PorpoiSs Rhoes in the city.
& T, " Ryoyn